Not only has the Dutch master made an impact with his tactical input on the training ground, but it's clearly a significant advantage for any team at this level to have a player of his intelligence dictating the shape and tempo in the centre of midfield.
The level of one's emotional intelligence often dictates behaviour, and in turn, how others perceive them.
Israeli military units also remained in Nablus, although Israel has said it expects to withdraw them any day, and then enter a phase of its operation in which it will conduct military operations as intelligence reports dictate.
This sees the company take on some of the risk as it is its algorithm and continually growing business intelligence data that dictates price, rather than an auction or tendering model.
It also does not dictate intelligence.
The newly declassified document says flatly that the intelligence agency could essentially dictate articles and have them sent around the world.
After all, she's saddled with an egomaniac son, a daughter of modest intelligence, and a husband whose constipation dictates their lives — and does she ever complain?
Through the prism of realpolitik, trade, energy and intelligence-sharing with Russia, and the dictates of international diplomacy in Iran and Syria, all trump disclosure.
Considering that the robots in Asimov's novel have a high level of intelligence, who do you think should dictate in the future: man or machine?
"The completely bipolar traits of the ruthless execution of a plan and the intelligence to change the plan when the market dictates".
